Add to ORKGTowards a low carbon society : Setting targets for a reduction of global resource use / Marina Fischer-Kowalski, Fridolin Krausmann,Julia K. Steinberger , Robert U. Ayres. Vienna, 2010, 37 p. Social ecology working paper ; n° 115 http://www.uni-klu.ac.at/socec/downloads/WP115_web.pdf This report has estimated that if business continues as usual, global resource extraction and associated CO2 emissions could triple by 2050. It concludes a coordinated change across policies is needed with ta..
Scenarios that limit global warming to 1.5?°C describe major transformations in energy supply and ev...
Water in a low-carbon economy: Resource scarcity, climate change and business in a finite world. Sto...
The Group of Seven (G7) member countries requested that the International Resource Panel conduct an ...
After decades of living without regard to the health of the biosphere as evidenced by unbridled cons...
At the 2009 U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Copenhagen, the U.S. committed t...
At the 2009 U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Copenhagen, the U.S. committed t...
In spite of current multiple political crises, global warming will remain a prime issue on the globa...
Achieving sustainable development requires the decoupling of natural resource use and environmental ...
It is now widely accepted that carbon emission from human activities is an important driving force i...
Climate change, environmental problems and consequent ecological damages due to excessive consumptio...
This paper reviews the potential for reducing emissions of CO, by reducing the use of fossil fuels. ...
• Significant domestic reductions in industrialized countries are necessary for avoiding dangerous a...
In recent decades economic growth and increased human wellbeing around the globe have come at the co...
The Race to Zero is the largest credible alliance aiming to reduce twice emissions by 2030, with the...
The 1.5 degrees C target will require removing at least some of the carbon dioxide (CO2) previously ...
Scenarios that limit global warming to 1.5?°C describe major transformations in energy supply and ev...
Water in a low-carbon economy: Resource scarcity, climate change and business in a finite world. Sto...
The Group of Seven (G7) member countries requested that the International Resource Panel conduct an ...
After decades of living without regard to the health of the biosphere as evidenced by unbridled cons...
At the 2009 U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Copenhagen, the U.S. committed t...
At the 2009 U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Copenhagen, the U.S. committed t...
In spite of current multiple political crises, global warming will remain a prime issue on the globa...
Achieving sustainable development requires the decoupling of natural resource use and environmental ...
It is now widely accepted that carbon emission from human activities is an important driving force i...
Climate change, environmental problems and consequent ecological damages due to excessive consumptio...
This paper reviews the potential for reducing emissions of CO, by reducing the use of fossil fuels. ...
• Significant domestic reductions in industrialized countries are necessary for avoiding dangerous a...
In recent decades economic growth and increased human wellbeing around the globe have come at the co...
The Race to Zero is the largest credible alliance aiming to reduce twice emissions by 2030, with the...
The 1.5 degrees C target will require removing at least some of the carbon dioxide (CO2) previously ...
Scenarios that limit global warming to 1.5?°C describe major transformations in energy supply and ev...
Water in a low-carbon economy: Resource scarcity, climate change and business in a finite world. Sto...
The Group of Seven (G7) member countries requested that the International Resource Panel conduct an ...